Food
Israel’s food news
The meatiest, the most vegan: A new lineup of burgers has arrived.
Delivery app launched at Ben-Gurion University
Miracle cookies that need no costume
Food news: What’s new for Purim?
Food news: Purim is approaching
Joy exactly as the scroll intended: The Purim surprise machine.
Purim on the chains: The Ninja Turtles in kids’ meals and chocolate milk in costume
Burger King is launching collectible characters from the successful series, and Yotvata is releasing a festive edition of chocolate milk, banana and banana punch bottles.
S’mores, an XL version and even asado: A hamantaschen treat at the selected chains
From Belgian chocolate with colorful candies to chicken shawarma and market spices – hamantaschen 2026 offer everything you could imagine, and also everything you couldn’t.
Israel’s food news: Preparing for Purim
Adloyada, in the most literal sense: Sweetweet’s Purim box.
Food news: Getting ready for Purim
On the holiday all about mishloah manot, the sweet delivery expert comes to set things straight.
From Michelin-starred restaurants to the home kitchen
Italian brand DEMANINCOR, used in Michelin-starred restaurants across Europe, offers custom professional cooking systems for homes with powerful ovens, French burners, and striking finishes.
About 6.5 million people in Somalia face acute hunger due to drought, government and UN say
Somalia declared a national drought emergency in November after years of failed rains, with the UN World Food Programme last week announcing cutbacks to its assistance.
Don’t come without a reservation: The dish all of Haifa lines up for
Weekend brunch in Haifa’s lower city at Rive West by Chef Nabil Hana: A precise menu with surprising twists, a tall pancake, and an intimate vibe – don’t forget to book ahead.
There is only one correct way to remove bacteria From chicken
Washing chicken before cooking may seem logical – but medical data show you should stop, as it is the easiest and fastest way to spread bacteria throughout the kitchen.
A new whisky made the entire journey from the Himalayas to Israel, what a life
Indri single malt whisky arrives from the Himalayas to Israel, offering award-winning expressions aged in bourbon, wine and sherry casks, with rich flavor, balance and prices from NIS 250 to NIS 350.
